Amarillo to Count School Age Children for State Aid
Amarillo public schools expect about $650000 in state aid for next term based on counting all school age children. Census takers estimate 12000 children aged 6 to 17 in the Amarillo Independent School District, with $55 per counted child. Preschool counts are also planned to aid future building and staffing.
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Maynard Drake to Attend Texas Safety Meeting
Maynard Drake, president of Amarillo Safety Council, will attend the Ninth annual Texas Safety Association meeting at the Baker Hotel in Dallas on Friday.
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Special meeting set after state meet report
Mr. Drake will report to the local group on the state meeting upon return. A special meeting is scheduled for Monday night at 7 20 o clock at the Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
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Shamrock Hides His Trail And There Are No Snakes
A garbled Amarillo Globe excerpt recalls Saint Patrick’s legend and history on March 17 493 AD in Saul Co Down Ireland. It notes his captivity at 16, time in Lerins, and mission to Ireland with charity. The text blends myth and fact and mentions Danish prefabricated houses in Denmark.
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Farm Co-Op Meet Tonight In Crystal Ball Room
Texas Federation of Farm Co operatives sponsors a seven o clock gathering at the Herring Hotel Crystal Ball room with about 70 farm leaders expected. Donald May of Consumers Co operatives heads arrangements and George Blair of the federation will direct the session with reps from REA grain rural supplies and other farmer owned co operatives. Planned later meetings include Dalhart Perryton Lubbock and Plainview in March.
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Valley Growers Say Onion Crop Saved
LAREDO March 17 A F Muller local onion grower said the bermudi onion crop suffered little damage from a recent two degree freeze and will be ready for harvest around April 17 instead of April 10. Other spring vegetables including cantaloupes cucumbers and beans were largely wiped out by the cold.
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